Imperialism and the Rise and Decline of the British Economy, 1688-1989

Patrick O’Brien

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Historians seldom consider the metanarratives within which academic articles, monographs, models and analyses must eventually become embedded, if they are to inform public debate in modern societies. Yet, however micro the problems they tackle, their findings can always be situated within some ‘greater story’. Since the Second World . . .

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